05/14/2026
This is not a picture of either the Bryant House, or Mclendon cabin, but it is a picture of what downtown Southern Pines looked like when the cabin and house were already well up in years. In 1887, the cabin would have already been more than 100 years old, and the house more than 60. Just a little historical perspective for our Thursday afternoon! Thank you to the Moore County Historical Association and Southern Pines Welcome Center for sharing this awesome picture!
MOORE COUNTY Historical Assn
An 1887 photo of early Southern Pines at East New Hampshire Avenue. Note wheel tracks in the sand. The house is the Patrick Hotel was an interim shelter to house Southern Pines' early settlers. The pavilion on the far right was the town's first railroad station.